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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 31, 1952

Page

3

Wheat Agreement Sells Over Seven Million Bushels in Week

The Department of Agriculture reports that in the first week of the 1952 43 International Wheat Agreement operations more than seven million bushels were sold. Importers include Costa Rica Indonesia the Netherlands Norway and the United Kingdom. Sales last year reached 231 464 000 bushels to 41 countries at approved TWA prices while exporters bought at market price.

Co Rica Indonesia Netherlands Norway Red Kingdom Hong Kong British Honduras Sierra Leone Department of Agriculture Expor

Luims Tea Scene Captures Cameras Onlookers

A brief sighting shows Luims tea being poured before the cameras as onlookers gather. The moment underscores the event’s quiet focus and the photographer’s aim, with spectators watching intently from nearby.

Reds twist diary quotes in Grow court martial verdict

Washington army says Maj. Gen. Robert W Grow did not write the diary notes relayed by Soviet propagandists and that Reds distorted his entries. The court martial convicted him of keeping and guarding information and sentenced him to reprimand and six months' suspension.

Washington Robert W. .Grow Grow Army Graw Russia Europe America

Polio Foundation Fellowship Awarded to KU Medical Student

Eudora resident Ilvin Alfenbernd, Route 1 Eu flora, a medical student at the University of Kansas School of Medicine in Kansas City, received a summer research fellowship from the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis. The program funds two months of lab work at a national four year medical school, with 400 dollars stipend, under Dr Catherine Worthingham's direction.

Ilvin Alfenbernd Euflora University of Kansas School of Medicine Kansas City National Foundation For Vinton Warner Douglas County March of Dimes Organization National Foundation Mhe Catherine Worthingham Worthingham

No Bar to Tourists in Southern California

Los Angeles reports show no appreciable change in tourist trade since the July 31 shocks began. The AW-Year Club notes continued visitor interest remains steady despite a sequence of earthquakes.

Los Angeles California

Stevenson Gifted Speaker Shapes Democratic Identity

In Springfield readers learn Adlai E. Stevenson’s core political creed. He favors free markets with economic and social justice, personal charm, and candor. Observers note his divorse as a political liability. his Illinois governorship and a staff of young aides reflect his self made leadership and the humor that eases campaign strain.

Springfield Adlai Stevenson Stevenson New York

Sacred Heart College to Expand to Four-Year Status

Sacred Heart College in Wichita plans a two year expansion beginning next term to become a four year college offering education and music majors with minors in liberal arts. Father Edward P. McCarthy will serve as president and Sister M Claudine Axman as dean.

Sacred Heart College Wichita Hfoursyear College M. Ventura Schulte Edward P. McCarthy C.pp.s M. Claudine Axman Ad. Pp.s Diocese of

Laird Named to Staff at Emporia Teachers College

Lester F. E. Laird has joined the Emporia State Teachers College staff as an instructor in mathematics. He comes from the University of Kansas where he served as assistant instructor in mathematics while pursuing graduate work. He and his wife, with their year-old daughter Barbara, plan to move to Emporia on September 1. Other new teachers named by the college are listed.

Vorce Stevenson Illinois LA Stevenson Carl McGowan McGowan Northwestern University Navy Ralph Bard Trais Chicago Lester FE. Laird Rand Mo Bisy Emporia State Teachers College Laird University of Kansas Emporia Barbara

President MacFarlane Meets Emporia Staff This Week

President D. L. MacFarlane will meet Emporia staff this week. Attendees listed include W. Lou Tandy of Huron Indiana in social ad vance. Dorothy Martin of Wichita in physical education. Gerald W. Maxwell from Bloomington Indiana in business. C. D. Ritchard of Greeley Colorado in education. Richard B. Westkaemper of San Antonio in physical education. Dean Westrom of Salt Lake City in speech. Mrs. Mary Louis Tillotson of Huntington West Virginia in education.

D. L. MacFarlane Emporia W.lou Tandy Huron Ind Dorothy Martin Wichita Gerald W. Maxwell Bloomington C. D. Ritchard Greeley Colo Richard B. Westkaemper San Antonio Dean Westrom Salt Lake City Mary Louis Tillotson Buntington W. Va

CBI Vet Reunion to Convene in Omaha Nebr

The 5th annual China-Burma-India Veterans Association reunion will gather about 2,000 CBIers from across the United States at the Hotel Fontenelle in Omaha August 7 to 9. Gen Albert Wedemeyer, Vail Peterson, U Ahmed Ansari and other officials will address attendees with embassy leaders invited. The program features oriental customs, colorful costumes, and a display of Bombay Calcutta Kunming and Shanghai street signage.

Nebraska U. Ahmed Ansari Pakistan Easy Bashas India Burma China Omaha Bombay Calcutta Kunming Shanghai

Cement mix up on roadway near Louisville Nebraska

Highway engineer Herb Schwaderer reports an intoxicated driver toppled a barricade on a rural highway near Louisville, sank tires six inches into fresh concrete, and later remarked that heavy rain made the road difficult to traverse. The incident ended with the driver regaining footing.

Louisville Neb Herb Schwaderer Stells

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